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  • TfL Tube strike 2015 is on: Expect travel chaos from 6.30pm today and all day Thursday

    July 7, 2015

    Millions of commuters will face travel misery today after last-ditch efforts to resolve a dispute over London Underground worker’s pay and hours failed to stop strike plans.   Transport for London’s (TfL) latest offer was turned down by unions late yesterday, paving the way for industrial action that will stop tube services tonight and all [...]

  • Tube strike 2015: Talks to avert action between TfL and drivers’ unions fail

    July 7, 2015

    A Tube strike is certain to go ahead after crunch talks between TfL and drivers' unions failed this afternoon. "It's clear that TfL are not serious about negotiations," a spokesperson for Aslef, the union which represents the majority of Tube drivers, told City PM An emphatic "no" was given when asked whether there was any [...]

  • Tube strike 2015: TfL and union talks continue over new pay deal but strike still scheduled to go ahead

    July 7, 2015

    Talks between Transport for London (TfL) and unions are continuing today, in an effort to avoid strike action which will bring the Tube grinding to a halt causing disruption for thousands of passengers. The clock is ticking on last-ditch talks seeking an agreement on a new pay deal offered yesterday by TfL, as the deadline [...]

  • The 10 Tube stations where you’ll find the fastest WiFi

    July 7, 2015

    London's Tube stations may fall over sometimes, whether that's down to the weather (leaves, snow, rain, wind, sun, take your pick), industrial action or simply signal failures – but there are no hold ups when it comes to getting online. The public wifi network across the Tube, which is run by Virgin Media, is one [...]

  • 7/7 London bombings 10th anniversary: Transport for London will hold one-minute silence today

    July 7, 2015

    Transport for London will be holding a one-minute silence to mark the 10th anniversary of the 7/7 London bombings today.    The explosions, which brought down the entire Tube network, went off within seconds of each other just before 8:50am. The first incident took place between Liverpool Street and Aldgate East, the second between King's [...]

  • Tube strike 2015: Drivers will strike over Night Tube after turning down this pay deal from TfL

    July 6, 2015

    A 24-hour strike by Tube drivers planned for Wednesday is expected to go ahead, causing disruption to millions of Londoners, after a "final" pay offer was turned down. A new "final" offer of a two per cent pay rise this year, £2,000 for drivers and £500 for other staff working on the Night Tube services, was put forward [...]

  • Heathrow is just one decision where the government could be falling short of its infrastructure promises

    July 3, 2015

    The recommendation that Heathrow should have a third runway sent ripples of disbelief among business communities in the UK regions. Not the least of those was the West Midlands. They had hoped that the Davies Commission on the future of aviation would advocate measures that would help rebalance the economy, a frequent promise from Prime [...]

  • Tfl signs contract to bring new, air-conditioned trains to London Overground

    July 1, 2015

    In today's extreme heat, the prospect of feeling cool on London transport seems too good to be true.   Read more: TfL wants businesses to pitch "something exceptional" to transform its disused Down Street Tube station   But thanks to a new contract signed by TfL, from 2018 some London overground trains will be blasting out [...]

  • RMT and TSSA workers vote to strike over Night Tube

    June 30, 2015

    Workers for transport unions RMT and TSSA have voted “overwhelmingly” in favour of strike action over the  Night Tube.    Nearly 92 per cent of members voted in favour of strike action over both London Underground pay and the transition to running the Tube night. Some 96.5 per cent voted for action short of a [...]

  • Taxi protest shuts down more London roads as black cab drivers block TfL office over Uber regulation

    June 30, 2015

    It's becoming something of a familiar site: yet another taxi protest has brought London streets to a standstill.    Yet again the black cab drivers are protesting outside TfL's offices, meaning that areas around from Blackfriars Bridge, stretching as far as Waterloo, are jammed.    https://twitter.com/AndrewNickolls/status/615881341821931520   Cabbies are demonstrating against what they see as [...]

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